Free Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer for Windows

Explorer for Azure Storage is a SIMPLE file manager for the cloud storage. CloudBerry Explorer allows accessing and managing Azure storage accounts as well as moving files and folders between your computer and cloud storage. CloudBerry Explorer for Microsoft Azure comes in two versions – Freeware and PRO.

Freeware version. Freeware client for Azure Blob Storage allows tracking, analyzing and debugging your usage of storage. It also comes with full support for Microsoft Azure Storage Analytics.

Manage access permission to any of your objects by setting up 'Access Control List'. ACL will also apply to all 'child objects' inside containers.

Search [PRO]

Quickly search files in Microsoft Azure storage or on local hard drive.

FTP/SFTP Support [PRO] *

Move files between your local storage and FTP/SFTP server. * The functionality is offered "as-is" under the limited support

URL Generation

Generate time limited/signed, CNAME or default web URLs.

HTTP Headers Editor

Manage http headers across single or multiple files.

Product Tour

CloudBerry is a very useful tool that makes blob upload as easy as file management on a laptop. It is a must-have for serious Azure or cloud developers. Well done on a good product!
Subramanian Viswanathan,
Founder and CEO at Harness Handitouch Private Limited

After testing (included a complimentary trial extension) Cloudberry Explorer for Windows Azure I sums up my experience to this: An Azure fundamental tool that every developer should and must add to its toolbox, once you try it, you will become a de facto Cloudberry fan
Jose Plunkett,
President at ehubcap.com

Just wonderful – Cloudberry Explorer Pro was able to download a VHD from Azure without errors, while all other tools were failing and corrupting the file.
Axel Guerrier,
Microsoft

I find myself using CloudBerry Explorer more frequently; primarily because of the more integrated view of the local file system.Rick Vanover

The ease of use was amazing, and transferring my important data really couldn’t have been easier.Spencer Scott